{"id":2066,"date":"2018-08-22T11:27:49","date_gmt":"2018-08-22T11:27:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dbtut.com\/?p=2066"},"modified":"2018-11-11T21:43:04","modified_gmt":"2018-11-11T21:43:04","slug":"backup-restore-on-sql-server","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dbtut.com\/index.php\/2018\/08\/22\/backup-restore-on-sql-server\/","title":{"rendered":"Backup Restore On SQL Server"},"content":{"rendered":"

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We can use Backup Restore for many operations. Below you can find the most common reasons for using it.<\/p>\n

1. To get a regular backup<\/p>\n

2. To get an instant one time backup<\/p>\n

3. To restore a corrupted database using Backup<\/p>\n

4. To move the database to another instance or another disk<\/p>\n

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We can get 3 types of backups.<\/p>\n

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Full Backup:<\/h3>\n

We can backup of the entire database with Full Backup.<\/p>\n

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Differential Backup:<\/h3>\n

We can backup the differential after the latest full backup is taken with Differential Backup.<\/p>\n

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Log Backup:<\/h3>\n

We can backup Transaction Log file with Log Backup.<\/p>\n

With a sample scenario I will explain how to use these types of backups.<\/p>\n

Consider the scenario that a full backup is taken once a week, a differential backup is taken at 20:00 every night, and a log backup is taken every 2 hours.<\/p>\n

They said on Wednesday that there was a problem at 3 PM and that the database was erased accidentally. They want you to go back to the latest backup.<\/p>\n

The process of returning to the last backup will be as follows. We restore the last taken full backup in norecovery mode.<\/p>\n

Then we restore the differential backup taken on Tuesday evening at 20:00 in the database that we restored in norecovery mode again.<\/p>\n

Then, after restoring all log backups taken after Differential Backup in norecovery mode, we restore the last log backup in recovery mode and complete the operation.<\/p>\n

You can perform Backup and Restore operations either via SSMS or through a script.<\/p>\n

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For Full Backup:<\/h3>\n

Right click on the database via SSMS and select Task-> Backup options.<\/p>\n

Then in the Destination section, click on the Add button on the right. And we give the backup a name with a .BAK extension like below and click OK.<\/p>\n

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Then we click on Verify backup when finished from Media Options as below.<\/p>\n

This will confirm the backup’s correctness with the “Restore HeaderOnly” statement after the backup is finished.<\/p>\n

Do not be afraid. it does not restore it while confirming it.<\/p>\n

However, after the backup is finished, it will extend your processing to approximately the time of the restore.<\/p>\n

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If you did not set backup compression default via sp_configure, it is useful to select “Set backup compression” via “Backup Options” as follows. This way you can reduce the backup size.<\/p>\n

You can find details about sp configure in the article “sp_configure (Server Level Configurations in SQL Server)<\/a>“.<\/p>\n

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After doing all these operations, click OK and you will get backup.<\/p>\n

Or, if you click on the Script you see in the upper left in the picture above, it will give you the script of the actions you are going to take.<\/p>\n

I do all the operations by taking the script and then running this script and I would recommend the same to you.<\/p>\n

The script for the actions we do is as follows.<\/p>\n

BACKUP DATABASE [testDB] TO\u00a0 DISK = N'C:\\Backup\\testDB.BAK' WITH NOFORMAT, NOINIT,\r\nNAME = N'testDB-Full Database Backup', SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, COMPRESSION,\u00a0 STATS = 10\r\nGO\r\ndeclare @backupSetId as int\r\nselect @backupSetId = position from msdb..backupset where database_name=N'testDB' \r\nand backup_set_id=(select max(backup_set_id) from msdb..backupset where database_name=N'testDB' )\r\nif @backupSetId is null begin raiserror(N'Verify failed. Backup information for database ''testDB'' not found.', 16, 1) end\r\nRESTORE VERIFYONLY FROM\u00a0 DISK = N'C:\\Backup\\testDB.BAK' WITH\u00a0 FILE = @backupSetId,\u00a0 NOUNLOAD,\u00a0 NOREWIND\r\nGO<\/pre>\n
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For Differential and Log Backup:<\/h3>\n
We perform the same operations with a few differences. After selecting Task-> Backup, we select Transaction Log for Log Backup and Differential for Differential Backup from Backup Type.<\/p>\n
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If we get a log backup, we write the backup name giving extension as .trn.<\/p>\n
Restore: Right-click Databases on SSMS and select restore database.<\/p>\n
In the source tab, we select the device and click on the add button on the right.<\/p>\n
Find the backup file we want to restore and click OK and a screen like below appears.<\/p>\n
If we select the database, we can perform the restore operation by selecting the desired backup from the backup history on msdb.<\/p>\n
However, if backup does not exist on the specified path, restore will fail.<\/p>\n
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For example, restore the same instance with a different name. The new name is prodDB.<\/p>\n
In the above screen, we write prodDB in the Database part of Destiantion and go to the Files tab.<\/p>\n
You can change the path of the files that will be created from Restore As in Files.<\/p>\n
Or if you are going to do a test restore and you have a lot of files and you want all the files to be on a single disk instead of distributing them to different disks you can display a single disk with the following Relocate all files to folder.<\/p>\n
You also need to select the Log file folder for the log file.<\/p>\n
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We go to Options. The option you see below, starting with “Overwrite the existing”, is the option you need to choose if you want to overwrite an existing database.<\/p>\n
In Recovery State we choose to restore the database in recovery or norecovery mode.<\/p>\n
I explained why you might need it in the sample scenario at the beginning of this article.<\/p>\n
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When we receive the script, the following script appears.<\/p>\n
USE [master]\r\nRESTORE DATABASE [prodDB] FROM\u00a0 DISK = N'C:\\Backup\\testDB.BAK' WITH\u00a0 FILE = 1,\u00a0\r\nMOVE N'testDB' TO N'C:\\test\\prodDB.mdf',\u00a0\r\nMOVE N'testDB_log' TO N'C:\\test\\prodDB_log.ldf',\u00a0 NOUNLOAD,\u00a0 STATS = 5\r\nGO<\/pre>\n\n
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